Noun:

Crackle,

Verb:

ଏକ କ୍ରନ୍ଦନ ଶବ୍ଦ କର |,

crunches's Usage Examples:

The proprietary software installed on the Palm crunches the data, turning it into a casting signature that reveals many things.

"From 21 to 3 million - Adele crunches the numbers".

cognitive biases that impair judgment can contribute to credit bubbles and crunches.

largely eschews typical hard rock fare, opting instead for a blues rock that slinks and wafts as much as it crunches and blusters.

It may be more effective than the crunches on the floor because the abs do more work as the legs are not involved.

instead for a blues rock that slinks and wafts as much as it crunches and blusters.

"I"m Surrounded by Crazy People – Leo DiCaprio scrunches his face in Martin Scorsese"s Shutter Island".

hip-hop spilled over the abrasive crunches, squeals, clangs, slurps, and static of experimental musique concrète.

with an unenthusiastic reception; Entertainment Weekly noted, "Hawke scrunches himself into such a dark knot that we have no idea who Ishmael is or why.

In the cyclic version of these models, space never crunches; rather, it necessarily grows overall from bounce to bounce every 100 billion years or so.

comes from the French phrase croque en bouche, meaning "[something that] crunches in the mouth.

He would do over 700 push ups and crunches a day every day since he started playing AFL (VFL back then).

reverb ripples, synthesizers swoop, quasi-tribal percussion crunches and plinks and voices ooh and ah in washes of harmony.

Synonyms:

make noise, noise, scraunch, scrunch, scranch, resound, thud, crump, crackle,

Antonyms:

stand still, integrate,